Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-12
Pinal Notes.
FINAL. Nov. 10th. 1887.

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 Assistant engineer W alker of the Sllve.. Kng has just eempleted dam across Queen creek, 800 feet below the mil, thereby enob.in, the company to have a sufficient supply ot water at all times Ine eihclent loreman Mir. Eugene Nofer IS havmg place eAcavated at the west end of the mil for the new engine the company gre gong to put ln. 1t is ex pected tC have lt lh place next month and 1t IS theIr intention to make two en- glnes do the work that they are now doing with four which will be great saving to the company.
 We took a flying trip to the Reymert mill a few days ago and found Supt w. H. Merritt rolling out of the furnace large bars of silver; We felt like carrying some of them of, but owing to their fervency We were obliged tc forego our wish as we had not tune to wait till they were cold The mil has been shut down for d few days to make some necessary repairs aud on account of water, but it is their intention to start up in week or ten days. By that time 1t Is expected that they will hay sufficient supply of water for all necessary purposes; if every thing proves as satisfactory as the pres ent ill indications are it is the intention of MT. Walker to add ten more stamps and two roasters to his mill
 Col Campbell paymaster of the Cris- pin Nj. & NJ. Co.,, arrived during the week so the boys are happy.
 MT. Campbell has given up his Yuma property and intends to devote his tune to the Crispin of which he is more than pleased, and has just let contract to sink 100 feet deeper on the shaft.
 The business transfers for the last few days have been quite brisk, Messrs Dryden and Whitlow having purchased the business of Messrs Price and Mur- ray; NJ. c. w. Hutfmeister lately of Flagstaff having purchased Mir Thos Bakers tonsorial par lors; it is also re- ported that c. w Culver intends to open a store ill the building occupied by Perry | Wildman.
 | Our new minister, Rev. B. O. Battin. and family arrived last Sunday and we heard one old sinner remark that was the | first time he was in church for twelve years and that he liked it and was going again-and from what I know there is a stronger attraction there than the sal
 
 Mir John Woollomes has just shown us sample from his promising claim ad- joining the Reymert, that assays $252 l per ton.
 Our school teacher Mrs Carrie Mar shall had the misfortune to be stung with some poisonous insect last Friday and was confined to her room for d few days but Is now attending to her du- ties as usual with the aid of cane.
 Mir. Julius Luedke, watchmaker and i jeweler lately of Heeldsburg, Cal, has opened out here in the store of Luedke Brothers
 Mir. Mat Tharsing aud bride arrived Monday, and Is hoped that some of the old bachelors of this place will follow his example and take unto themselves better half
 Messrs Culver t& Roemer have mov- ed their feed yard on the hill east of it's former location and are building storehouses thereon.
 The Good Templars held their week ly meeting last uight in Luedke Bros Hall and added several new members
 The people here are agitatlng tht question of mail service from here tC Tempe